Gemmotherapy (from lat. Gemma german, and therapīa german, greek) is a non-scientifically based form of phytotherapy, in which only young, divisible tissue from plants, which is found in the buds, young sprouts and shoots and in growing root tips, is used to manufacture the medicines is used.
The young plants used are organically grown in specialized laboratories and harvested at a time when the concentration of the active ingredients contained is particularly high. The plant parts are then placed in a special alcohol-glycerol solution, the resulting extract is filtered and diluted with alcohol-glycerol solution in a ratio of 1: 9.